El Chuqueño

I hope you read this story in the New York Times about how Juarez is coming back. It’s good to

This story has everything. Skip tracing. Check printing machines that supply endless money. Yachts and Rolls Royces. I’m sure it

Here’s a story from El Diario editorializing on how Americans see Mexico (hence the title to this post): Speedy Gonzalez

This story in El Diario reports that nearly 100,000 people have changed residences within Juarez because of increasing insecurity in

But maybe more impressive is Bruce Lee playing ping pong with nunchakus.

Here’s an interesting story about the CIA’s role in taking down the FARC insurgency in Colombia. The 50-year-old Revolutionary Armed

Here’s a headline you don’t want to see in your local paper: Troopers: Kobuk policeman asked girl for sex in

This story tells about a suit filed in state court in Nevada, that claims that the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police

This story from down under claims that, according to official figures, Australia’s sniffer dogs register false positives 80% of the

If I’m coming back from Juarez, and the brave men policing our border decide to do a little investigative colonoscopy

Here’s an article in Mother Jones that claims a new test proves the drinking alcohol boosts your immune system. To

By now you’ve read this story about the New Mexico woman who was probed and x-rayed after a drug dog

Vladimir Putin gave his annual press conference yesterday. Among all the answers about Russian civil rights was this quote: “I

Relatives of the victims of 9/11 are clamoring for 28 censored pages of the official report which allegedly link the

According to this article in Forbes Magazine, the ten most corrupt people in Mexico includes four former state governors who

According to this story on FireDogLake.com, two non-violent protesters of the Keystone XL Pipeline were arrested under an anti-terrorism law

Here’s Part 2 of the Arizona Republic’s reporting on the public impunity of Border Protection Agents. It covers the killing

Here’s a story by a United States District Judge postulating on why no bank executives were tried for what appears

. . . and they brag about it. (read the whole story at the Vigilant Citizen.)